2021
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.104.094421
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Magnetic properties and signatures of moment ordering in the triangular lattice antiferromagnet KCeO2

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“…Of particular interest, our combined data establish that the newly discovered oxide member of the series RbCeO 2 possesses the strongest antiferromagnetic exchange field, hosts the strongest distortion to its local CeX 6 octahedra, and uniquely fails to order among known Ce-based rare-earth delafossites. We further demonstrate that the anomalous local mode identified in KCeO 2 [28], proposed to manifest as a long-lived vibronic mode, also appears across the entire RbCeX 2 series. The energy of this mode shifts downward with increasing mass of the anion oscillator, further linking this mode to an unconventional vibronic or dynamic Jahn-Teller state.…”
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confidence: 55%
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“…Of particular interest, our combined data establish that the newly discovered oxide member of the series RbCeO 2 possesses the strongest antiferromagnetic exchange field, hosts the strongest distortion to its local CeX 6 octahedra, and uniquely fails to order among known Ce-based rare-earth delafossites. We further demonstrate that the anomalous local mode identified in KCeO 2 [28], proposed to manifest as a long-lived vibronic mode, also appears across the entire RbCeX 2 series. The energy of this mode shifts downward with increasing mass of the anion oscillator, further linking this mode to an unconventional vibronic or dynamic Jahn-Teller state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…Recalling that Ce 3+ (4f 1 , L=3, S=1/2) possesses total angular momentum J=|L − S|=5/2, the J=5/2 manifold is ideally split into three CEF doublets according to Kramer's theorem. This suggests that, at maximum, only two intramultiplet excitations should be observed in the INS spectra and intermultiplet excitations to higher J-states (≈ 250 meV) are known to only occur at energies far above the window explored here [28].…”
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confidence: 68%
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